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| − | + | The '''1A Graflex''' is a [[SLR]] produced by [[Graflex]] from 1909–1925. It shoots 2¼x4¼ frames on Kodak [[116 film|1A rollfilm]]. It is normally fitted with a Zeiss Anastigmat f/6.3 lens, and it has a top shutter speed of 1/1000 sec. It is one of 3 rollfilm reflex cameras built by graflex, the others being [[3A Graflex]], and the [[National Graflex]]. It is notable for its pantograph viewing hood and rounded corners. | |
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The 1A Graflex is a SLR produced by Graflex from 1909–1925. It shoots 2¼x4¼ frames on Kodak 1A rollfilm. It is normally fitted with a Zeiss Anastigmat f/6.3 lens, and it has a top shutter speed of 1/1000 sec. It is one of 3 rollfilm reflex cameras built by graflex, the others being 3A Graflex, and the National Graflex. It is notable for its pantograph viewing hood and rounded corners.
